Relocate lambda heater on Evo 89

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Relocate lambda heater on Evo 89

Postby XSESIV on Fri Feb 15, 2013 1:53 am

I have the Evo 89 PnP M800 and would like to relocate the lambda heater from AUX2 to INJ7 so I can use AUX2 for DBW idle control. Currently Link 18 is closed and I'm using internal lambda 2 with a NTK.

It seems there must be an internal link from AUX2 to the internal lambda 2 header so it's not as easy as relocating pins. Will opening Link 18 solve my problem? I don't fully understand how Link 18 works.

I'm aware INJ7 may not have the current capacity for lambda heating, but I understand this may only be an issue when free air calibrating which can be worked around.
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Re: Relocate lambda heater on Evo 89

Postby YuriK on Fri May 10, 2013 1:31 pm

Cutting Link 18 will disconnect AUX2 from the external connector but AUX2 is always connected to Lambda 2 connector on the circuit board.

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